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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

PIrIsBURG June 1G.-A motion for an Injunction to
restrain the directors OF the Buffalo Rochester and Pitts
burg Railroad from Issuing bonds to the amount OF
81 and from issuing certificates OF indebtedness
to the 80 to the holders OF s600O0O0
worth OF preferred stock argued before Judge
Acheson the United States Circuit Court to-day. His
Honor refused To make any order conccrnl ng the
81 OOOOOO OF bonds, but ordered the directors not 10
issue the sOOO.O0J worth of certificates until further
order Of court.
LITTLE ROCK Ark. June l6.-The lines, instruments,
etc. OF the Arkansas Telegraph Company. operating be-
tween Little Rock and Pine Bluff and Hot Springs have
been sold under execution to tho 81. Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad Company. This com
pany formed the Little Rock. Hot springs and Pine BLUM
connection with the Baltimore and OHIO lines and has
been In operation nearly two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
Mr. BLAINE ARRIVES AT SOUTHAMPTON

LONDON june l6-James q. Blaine arrived AT South
to-day and will probably remain In that city for
lew days He emphatically refused to disclose his
S'N SSr.mme' All his party are we'll Mr. Pendeton
Alnstsr TO Germany met uSe marty at the wbar, and
Scnducted them to their hot. Owing 70 nrey,o,s ,r
AZ Blaine has bcen forced to decline tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
MASKED BURGLARS ROB A FARMHOUSE.

AMSTERDAM June 16.-Frederck Flanck, farmer
living the Broadabln surprised last night by four
masked burglars One gained admttance TO the house
the plea OF wanting TO buy hog The others quickly
followed, and Flanck his and housekeeper were
bound and gagged. Three Of the robbers
covoi cd them with revolvcrs ,wnile the
foarth ransackcd the honse. taking about
500 in gold silver and greenbacks One shot was fired
at Fanok quiot him. Tho capture OF the robbers Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

Elizabeth Coylc, ago f.y-torr. an inmate OF tho
lunatic asylun on Blackwel's Island, died suadenly
on Wednesday. Coroner Mcssemer received letter
last evening from tho superintendent OF tho asylnm
asking that an investigation be made TO the cause
OF death. The woman hll -evr,e brpise on her leg
aaid 70 have been caused by Asr ialig over setIee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
A FAvoRABLE REPORT on THE ELEVATED ROAD:

FAVORABLE REPORT on THE ELEVATED ROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-Thc Committee on Railroads
OF City Councils to-day decided to report to COun
ellis with favorable recommendation the
bill granting to the Consolidated Transit Company the
right 10 construct elevated railroads various streets
In the city number OF amendments were attached to
the BILL the moro important OF which require the pay
ment INTO the city Treasury by the company OF F25O000
before the work OF building begun $4,000 upon the
completion OF each mile per cent OF the re-
ceips. and stipuatlng that tho building u the road
should begin within six months after passage " the
ordinance t DO finished within two years ana that
the city have the power purchase II nt fair valuation
within fifty years after the construction OF the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
MoRrALLr WOUNDED BY MASKED RoBBERS

y ~ n
HUSrISGDos Penn, June lG-Three masked robbers
entered the house of Peter Hawn In Juniata Township
this morning. and In the absence OF the Of the family
demanded from the what money in the
house. While the robbers were at work the men re
turned George Anker. Hawn's adopted SON. shot at one
OF the robbers with his rifle but missed him. whercupon
the desperate fired Anker with his revolver inctng
fatal wound In the left breast about inch from the
heart After Anker hurt he knocked the robber
down. took his pistol from HIM and blew his left eye.
but the escaped the surrounding hills and has not
been captured. The other robbers retreaed in an
opposite direction. and IL is thought hiding IN the
dense forest Of Tussey Mountain Armed look
ing for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
CHIPJEP OK PARK RACES,

HARTFORD June l6-Three pretty trotted at
Charter Oak to-day presence of about 1000 per-
sons 23l purse $780, s. c. won three out OF
nvo heats. Time-227 2:27 %; 2:26h
In the 2;25 class purse $780, Cook Crsigs 6 Gean
Smith won three OF four heats Tme-2:23'4 22o'1
AGES .--, =, - -.
The 22e class purse 5000 Jesse Yearsnces br m Per
peYed won three out of four heats. Iime~22A G24 u
2Dha O9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
- A sErrLEMENr WITH TIE READING ExrEcrEp.

PHILADELPHIA. juno 16 tSpeciah.-PresIdent Fraley.
OF the schuylk Navigation Company stated this after
that there every prospect OF settlement be
ing reached Saturday between the security hold
ers OF that Company and the Reading Railway Recon
sructon Trustees. This WILL he stated. prevent the
sale OF the Reading Railway property under anything
but an amcable foreclosure IL II stated that the
only thing remaining done IL for tho terms 20 be
advertised under which the Schuykil Navigation people
will be allowed to deposit and the limit OF the time
II AIMED In which II can be done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

PHILADELPHIA June 16.-The tug Gladiolus, while
bound from into tho Delaware Bay on June ID
sprung leab about D. In and sank in fifteen fathoms
OF water, fifteen miles southeast of Capo Henlopen
The crew ued by the schooner Christian Bergh
which lost boat and sustained slight damage TO decks
while taking them OFT Nothing was saved from the tug
except a compass aud the boats papers she will prove
a total loss. She valued at 10000 and insured for
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

ALBANY June l6-A month ago the tenant occupying
exsecreary Mannngs residence here instructed to
vacate It, and Miss Manning Is getting the house
ready for occupation IL Is understood that Mr. and Mrs
Manning will return in few days TO resume their resi-
dence In Albany Mr. Manning will be in Albany satur-
days aud Sundays spending five days aweek at the now
bank in New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

-.
PHILADELPHIA June 10 (SpeeidtAt the third days ses
sion OF the ennsyana Pharmaceutical Association to-day
report committee Erhibts that Tue
display drugs druggists sundro- hs various articles
which krp the modern pharmacy Is tho hnes that has
heli with the Pennsylvania Pharma
cnca Assocarion he balance OF tho session was devoted
70 the readlng 0 1AYers on yargua asdllAal sugleee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
THE EMPEROR AT WORK AGAIN

BERLIN, June The Emperor is recovering from ths
attack OF Influenza from which he has been suffering for
Me ast few days. Last evening he rose for lunch and
worked till after O'Clock. '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

CROSSING THE CHANNEL IN A CANOE.
LONDON, June 10.-A lawyer named Henderson
crossed from Dover TO Calais in sixfoot canoe to-day
in eleven hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
GOULD SEEKING DIRECT LINE TO CHICAGO.

GOULD SEEKING DIRECT LINE TO CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June l6.-The Wabash case In one OF its
many phases to-day being heard by Justice Harlan. of
the United States Supreme Court and Judge Gresham
OF this circuit. in tho Government Building. The bill
being argued Is an application By the Purchasing Com
mttee petonng the Court TO take the Chicago division
Wabash system from the receiver McNulta on the
payment OF the full interest up to date the Chicago
division bonds The holders OF about 80 100000 Of the
Chicago division bonds join in the application The ap
plicatlon is opposed by the Eastern main line bond
holders Questions OF taxes. equipments etc. on the
Chicago division also raised against the petition II
the petition should be granted the Purchasing Commit
tee. the Gould interest will obtain control OF the
Chicago division and In that way get direct limo Into
Chicago to connect with heir Missouri system This Is
probably object of the petition Another motion
will probably be made by Daniel A. LIndey as trustee
under the Wabash 1879 mortgage bondhoders 10 dismiss
the Atkins bll under which In part General MoEuta
holds receiver, and 10 take control himself OF the III
cation. Judge Gresham's decisions have invariably
been opposed tho decisions Of the Missouri courts and
the for the parties opposing the present petition
claim that the case Is brought before Justice Harlan
for the time in the hope that he reeniorce the
decslOus OF the Missouri court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

and Leamy are at Queenstown awaiting tho arrival OF
the steamer Adfatic to welcome william UBrien on his
return from America
PARIS June Georges Coulon. Councillor OF state
has been appointed of Posts and Tele
graphs In France the Cabinet oce Of Minister OF Posts
and Telegraphs having been abolished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

DEFICIT ~ HOyEYoRDE OLERRSA CCOUNTS
READING. Penn. June 10 (Sp'cilD-The accounts Of
Edward A. shum, ,cher money-order clerk in the post
Office here arc short nearly IL 000 His bondsmen made
good the shortage and he discharged. He was "a
Democratic politician and ranked high among the
form
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

KINGSTON, June 16 (SpeciaD.-The evidence in the
mite collision closed this afternoon ana
Mr. Marsh began his address to the jury for the
defence Among the pilots and navigators was Captain
samues Of the Dauness He testified for the defence ON
the question of lights Models OF the Yosemite and
Vanderbilt were used illustrate the position Of the
yesscs Tho deen enant claims the ncompetency OF the
Vanderbilt pilot, and he should have stopped his
boat when he failed 10 understand the lights as the law
requires also that the lookout was at no
time in proper position. aud defendant
claims generally that had not the Vanderbilt showed di-
rectly across the Yoscmtes bow when &c too late
fo tho yacht TO change its collision would
have occurred II Is expected to finish the case tomor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
REPORTED CONCESSIONS TO MR. GARRE

REPORTED CONCESSIONS TO Mr.. GARRETT.
STATEMENT THAT THE PENNSYLVANIA WILL GIVE
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO AN ENTRANCE TO
NEw-YORK
PTTsBURG. Juno 16 Specidb.-That within sixty days
the Baltimore and Ohio will be carried 10 New-YorK
the Pennsylvania road the startling statement
made to-day by prominent railroad Official who did NOS
to have his name published He said;
The Baltimore aud oholwas recently arranging TO run OK
curon trains Atlantic CITY, Cape May and other points on
the Jersey Coast using boats from philadelphia when me
Pennsyvania stepped and said Here Is our line yon
choose make OF It, Is at service" 1t was oi
preferable the water mode OF travelling ana
accepted. This tho first move. Now Mt Garrett
has been in NewYo and Philadelphia for some tme on
misso In addition to this Thomas NJ King
of the Baltimore aud Ohio has spent
Of Philadelphia and this time has been
largely passed with the Pennsy Railroad people The
the Railroad does not want another road
NewYork Jersey to compete for the
local raic and 10 willing its old time the Bal
and Ohio chance NewYork OF conrse the
made with Franklin B. 0owen when he was
president Of the Reading still operative and be that
road will perform It's OF the contract and In this event
the Pennsylvania Railroad will DO used know how
that the Baltimore and Ohio expects to meet with ro
fusa when calls upon the Reading 10 fulfil ts part OF the
contract and 10 gnard against contingencies has hxed
things with the Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
FRAGMENTS OLE CABLE NEWS

MASD,LAY, June lG--fne Dacoits are active in all
parts OF Burmah. policeman's family have been
bn.chcred by them NJ Dhatan.
DUBLIN, June IG-Messrs Harrington, Gill; Kenny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

THE NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY IN TROUBLE
BUFFALO, June 16.-Tho National Opera Company
closed its Engagement Buffalo last night and has gone
to The company brought here through the
efforts OF the Buffalo Musical Association,
which is composed Of several leading citizens
On Monday morning Theodore Thomas called at the
Office Of OF the OF the Association ana said
that as the name OF the Buffalo Musical Association
had been given TO this opera performance
WAS due Assoctton that 1t should be informed
as the terribly embarrassed condition OF the National
opera Company He said that he had not been able
had been ms the Victim OF gross Injustice,
and that he had remained with the company because he
felt tnat he TO leave 1t Its California trip IL
would have seemed strange, and the poor members
OF the ballet aud chorus would have been left
hundreds or thousands OF miles away from home
among strangers and without cent. MIR. Thomas ef-
pressed himself In the strongest terms as 10 the treat
ment OF which tho members OF the company had been
the Victims On Monday evening, ten minutes before
tho curtain TO rise on The Flying Dutchman,
the orchestra sent word TO Mr. Locke, manager. Mr..
Weed OF the Music Committee, and Mr. Notion or the
Finance Committee, refusing to play for the evenings
performance unless $4,000 was paid them at once.
Mr. Notion chairman OF the Finance Committee. hnally
said that II the orchestra would sign an agreement 70
play for the three nights OF the Buffalo engageneut
he would pay them the $1,000 at the end OF
the act They agreed, and both parties kept ther
word, and the three performances were given rs ad
vertised. when the curtain fell on the last act OF
Coppeia last evening however. no one was as much
relieved as the members OF the Musical Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

GUILTY OF MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE
BUFFALO June l6 (Speciab.-Mrs. Penseyres was this
afternoon found guilty OF murder in the second degree
for killing her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
She taken to the asylum in August, 1886 sufer.
ing from nelancholia. James Coyle, OF 10. IL
Hester-st ,'objects to having an autopsy neld
BILLS SIGNED BY HE GOVERNOR.
HEARINGS ON orHERs-THE LIFE INSURANCE CON-


HEARINGS ON OTHERs-THE LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY TAX.
ALBANY, June 10 (Specta).-The bill passed by the
Legislature exempting the life insurance companies
from paying 81 100000 Of taxes due under taxation
law Of 1880, and repeating that law was considered
publicly by Governor Hill this afternoon. No opponent
of the bill present Charles E. Miller who spoke for
the Mutua. Life Insurance Company argued that 1t
would be unjust to enforce the taxation law after 1t had
been for many years dead letter on the statute
books.
ExAssemblyman T.. P. .Ingersoll said that nc would
like say word for the cooperative companies against
the bill. Governor Hill interrupted him with this re-
mark You arc not very much alarmed about the
operative companies, you now This law doesn't
affect the cooperative companies In the slightest degree
Controller Chaplin has told that ne should not enforce
1t against them"
This concluded the hearing the bill. The Governor
then gave hearing on Speaker Husted's bill for a
uniform system OF examining the qualification OF per
applying for positions as teachers in the public
schools Of the State Speeches against the bill were
made by Eugene Travers, OF Peeksk and ~ Gross OF
The Governor expressed his intention of withholding
a as S% nned Of
NewYork to-day The chief were MT orossys appro,;
pete Central Park, Riverside Drive and Mornlnsside
Park Mr.. Sbeas allowing assessments FOR Improve
mens in the Twenty third and Twenty fourth Wards to
be paid for In four annual insalments; Mr. Langbeins
% Ss %%.eu@ ysaay a fOs Art ' na
American Museum of Natural Hisoryi Senator Plunk-
3 fsr as and q s
widows OF policemen In New.York killed IN the perform
&SH The
location Of streets IN the Iwentyghra ana rwensy
Openings; Mr. Ivess, for the construction Of an irop
ytaduct at St Nicholas place and McGomos pam ana
the Fire Department Of Brooklyn to 5000, $1,000 and
$1,000 respectively
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NOTICE.

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BRICKLAYER AND PLASTERER
TAz swELL Q. H. Va.

Will continue to execute all work IN his
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v HSaNiA: In the Clerks Olice
of Tazcwell county Court. De.
cemher 9tn, a D., 1857.
Norlolk and Western Railroad Com,
panN Plaintiff.
ii j. Fuller. Defendant.
MOTION TO APPOINT COMMISSIONERS, &c.
Whereas it appears from an order
az the County ourt of Tazewcll
Honaty rendered in this motion at
its No clnber Term. 1857. that the
rlaintilf in this motion had paid into
court the sum of 1925. amount MS.
crrtained by the Commissioners
theretofnrc appointed in said motion,
to ascertain the compensation TO he
allowed the Defendant as tenant Of
the Freehold tor the land wuntct. by
the plaintiff for its pnrpooeo, end rs
damage TO the residue Of the tract
beyond the peculiar benefits To ho
derived from the construction CT the
proposed work; it waa also further
ordered by the Court in said motion
that all persons interested do sppcar
before j. w. Chapman, one of the
Conrto Commissioners, ut his office
IN the town of Jeiicrsonville, Virginia,
within one month ..iter due pub.ica-
tion hereof and present their respect.
i've claims before said commissioner
AMI that said commissioner tlo then
and there proceed to ascertain what
persons are entitled to said fund and
in what proportion. 1t is therefore
ordered that all persons Interested
DO, in pursuance of the Courts said
order, appear before the said Com
missioner j. w. Chapman at his Of
lice in the town of Jeiicrs0nville, Vir
einia. one month after dne publica.
tion hereof and present their recpcct.
i've claims before said commissioner
that the same may be passed upon
as provided and required by the sni,l
order of the County Court; and t'.al
this order be published and posted
as prescribed by said Courts order
and the law Tcste,
deco 1t. T. e. GEORGE, Clerk.
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$1,000 REwARD--For the appre
hension mud Identification of one w.
d. Parsons, a Huckster.
j. D. SMITH,
Roanoke, Va.
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r. N. HAWKINS, sR. TN HAWKINS, Jn.
T.ESS. HAWKINS g. SON,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
TAzEwELL q. H., VA.

Thomas NJ. Hawkins & Son sill
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'nS some OF the most eXacting laen
'irgitiia III the matter OF buil,lin.
inc houses. Ee points to the house
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recommendation. No more substantim
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ch"v refer to A. SitClair and JOSEPH
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jos. v, KELLY,

JOS. v, KELLY,
y
Attorney nt Law,
TAZEwELL c. H., VIRGINIA..
Will practice in all the Courts of
fazcwe!l and adjoining counties.
AL claims intrustcd will receive
prompt and particular attention.
Notary Public for Tazewell, Rus.
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Cflice; with A. j, tS S. d. MAY,
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s. g. GRAHAM.
= q. hsNtf. s. G. GRAHAM
HENRY d GRAHAM,
Attorneys ut Lmw, Tnzewell @. H, Va

Practice in tho Courts of Tazewell. Rus
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y Abingdon and Court of Appeals at
"ytheville. Vn.
SbParticulnr attention paid to ihecollec-
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VIRGINIA: In The Clerks Office
of Tnzewell County Court, De-
cember 9th, AID. 1887.
Norfolk and Western Railrond Com.
pany, Plaintiff,
vS.
T. A. Peery, Defendant.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany, Plaintiff,
L.nvnlette Higginbotham, Defendant
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pnny, Plaintiff,
A. p. Gillespie. Guardian of Ella
Barns l1igginbotham. Mary Bowen
Hig- inbothan aud Mamie !ig
Slhbotlnin, Defendant
MORTON TO APPOINT COMMISSIONERS, &c.
Whereas it appears from an order
# the County Court of Tazewen
County rendered in this motion at its
August TcrIu, 1887, that tie plni,t.tl
~ 'hi- moli0n had pad into C,u,r
;ie sam q Sl6SD, anuunt ascertain
cd hy the Commissioners theretului,
appointed i'll said niJtion, to ascei.
,uin the compensation TO be allowed
jhe Defendant MS tenant of the free
hold for the land wanted by tbe
Plaintiff Tor it's purposes, and ~
laDage to the tcsidnc of tha tracr
beyond the peculiar benefits to be- ,l,
l,ci t:oni the con -tructinn uf iiD
nt"p"s"d ~o,i;; 1t ~us also iu,ihei
,'''c'"a nv iic Court IN SAID ,un;in,
hal ,l iiri-"n- Interested do np;ol
reio.t }. ". Chapman one oil a.;
Court IS commissioners, nj his Off.
in the town of Jeifrrsonville, Va.
within one month after due publicn
ton hereof and present their re
-pective claims before said Commits
ioner and that said Commissioner dc
hen and here procec. TO ascertain,
What persons are entitled 10 said
iund, and in what proportion. 1t is
therefore ordered that all persons in.
terestcd do, i'll pursuance OF the
Courts said order, appear before the
said Commissioner j. w. Chapman
Mt his Office in thc town of Jefferson.
vile. Virginia, within one month af
ter due publication hereof and pre-.
sent their respective clnims before
said Commissioner that the same
may be passed upon as provided and
required by the said order of the
County Court; and that this order be
published and posted as prescribed
by said Courts order and The law.
Teste,
Dec.9. T. L. GEORGE, Clerk.
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WISE G. H., VA.

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